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Deutsch-Israelische Projektkooperation DIP
Termin:
31.03.2016
Fördergeber:
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)
Information on the 20th Call for Proposals
Participant institutions in Israel are invited to submit proposals which may come from all fields of science and research. Proposals shall be so designed as to be carried out in close cooperation between the Israeli and the German project partners. They must contain a description of the joint work plan for both, the Israeli and the German side. The quality of the research work and the strength of the scientific cooperation including the exchange of scientists, in particular young researchers (PhDs/Postdocs), are the main criteria for the review and selection. Principal investigators on both sides need to have adequate working conditions over the full period of the project.
Eligible for the submission of proposals are:
· Bar-Ilan University
· Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
· The University of Haifa
· The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
· Tel Aviv University
· Technion - The Israel Institute of Technology
· Weizmann Institute of Science
Each of these institutions is entitled to submit two proposals which makes altogether 14.
Please note: No direct submission by researchers from either Israel or Germany can be accepted.
In all submissions the research shall be planned for a period of five years.
The financial plan must state the institutional resources available to the project on both sides and identify the additional needs. The total budget requested for the Israeli and the German partners may amount to a total of ¤1,655,000 for a maximum duration of five years.
If a project comprises several groups on both or either sides a financial plan has to be drawn up for each group individually. In each project the share between the Israeli and the German partners can be freely negotiated. Normally it should be around 50:50 percent. The German partner's contribution, however, should not be below 30 percent for the five-year period. Industrial partners participate at their own expense.
Contact:
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, Kennedyallee 40, 53175 Bonn, Germany
Ute Stotz, International Affairs, phone: +49 228 885-2429, ute.stotz@dfg.de
Sibylle Zühlke, International Affairs, phone: +49 228 885-2457, sibylle.zuehlke@dfg.de
Weitere Informationen:
http://www.dfg.de/en/research_funding/programmes/international_cooperation/german_israeli_cooperation/index.html
Participant institutions in Israel are invited to submit proposals which may come from all fields of science and research. Proposals shall be so designed as to be carried out in close cooperation between the Israeli and the German project partners. They must contain a description of the joint work plan for both, the Israeli and the German side. The quality of the research work and the strength of the scientific cooperation including the exchange of scientists, in particular young researchers (PhDs/Postdocs), are the main criteria for the review and selection. Principal investigators on both sides need to have adequate working conditions over the full period of the project.
Eligible for the submission of proposals are:
· Bar-Ilan University
· Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
· The University of Haifa
· The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
· Tel Aviv University
· Technion - The Israel Institute of Technology
· Weizmann Institute of Science
Each of these institutions is entitled to submit two proposals which makes altogether 14.
Please note: No direct submission by researchers from either Israel or Germany can be accepted.
In all submissions the research shall be planned for a period of five years.
The financial plan must state the institutional resources available to the project on both sides and identify the additional needs. The total budget requested for the Israeli and the German partners may amount to a total of ¤1,655,000 for a maximum duration of five years.
If a project comprises several groups on both or either sides a financial plan has to be drawn up for each group individually. In each project the share between the Israeli and the German partners can be freely negotiated. Normally it should be around 50:50 percent. The German partner's contribution, however, should not be below 30 percent for the five-year period. Industrial partners participate at their own expense.
Contact:
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, Kennedyallee 40, 53175 Bonn, Germany
Ute Stotz, International Affairs, phone: +49 228 885-2429, ute.stotz@dfg.de
Sibylle Zühlke, International Affairs, phone: +49 228 885-2457, sibylle.zuehlke@dfg.de
Weitere Informationen:
http://www.dfg.de/en/research_funding/programmes/international_cooperation/german_israeli_cooperation/index.html